they're going to take a stab at getting it through. there's a lot of items coming up for vote. right now the market is digesting this. a disappointment in a rate cut today. more on that tomorrow. here's "the five." >> greg: i'm i'm greg with emily, jesse and dana for "the five" well, that was a little weird affair last night. it was less of a debate and more of a family squabble in front of the neighbors. >> if we're going to force americans to make the radical changes, they're not -- throw your hands up. you haven't -- >> also mention -- >> every credible poll that i have seen has me beating donald

trump. >> hillary clinton was winning in the polls, too. >> who is offering a false choice here? >> you have some. >> i think democrats win when we run on real solutions, things that are workable, not fairy tale economics. >> i don't understand why anybody would go through the trouble of running for president of the united states and just to talk about thing we shouldn't fight for. >> greg: let's bring the group counselling inside. it's making the kids and dogs uncomfortable. thank god there was a therapist on hand to make things better or worse. >> what do you say to the trump voters that prioritize the economy over the president's bigotry? >> greg: no bias there. so what do you say to half the country that are racists? no wonder cnn is bleeding viewers. the debate came down to a three-part episode, a left wing candidate explain how something

everything can be free. and then someone shouts evil trump. thank god miss cleo showed up. >> if you think this is going to deal with this dark psychic force of the collective hatred that this president is bringing up in this country, i'm afraid the democrats will see some dark days. >> greg: love her or hate her, she has two things in common with trump. she's no politician and she has a point of view. just don't ask her about her pet. >> do you have a pet? >> do i have a pet? i have a cat and it died. >> neil: that ain't no politician's answer. she wasn't the only one with trump on the brain. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> trump is a pathological liar. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> that's how we're going to beat donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump disgraces the office of the president. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> we have to get rid of donald

trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump is the symptom of a disease. >> donald trump, donald trump. >> let's get real. tonight we debate but ultimately we have to beat donald trump. >> greg: maybe it's me but that talk about trump makes him more alluring. it's like when dad says stay away from the magazines at the barber shop. we say let's check out the magazines. juan laughed at that. it's weird how ten people talking trash about you makes you seem so much bigger. yet trump loomed over the debate like the devil in the exorcist. no comfortable came from the room but no candidate either. dana, i saw one of your tweets last night. you do that things where you -- i notice not only what was there but what wasn't there. what wasn't mention, dana? >> dana: cnn, i praise them for starting the debate at 8:00 p.m. what wasn't there is the truth

that it was three hours long, not two hours long. >> greg: you said there was no mention of impeachment and no collusion. >> dana: and no send her back. that was a big thing. and no biden. nobody mentioned any of those things that won't be the case tonight when biden is on the stage. the other thing that you mentioned, maryann has that trump has, she also has a following. a ready-made following. they've been following her for decades. it's not the same crowd that followed president trump if you followed him in new york. maryann is an international star as well. she is confounding democrats a little bit. why does she have this support? where is it coming from? she's been building it for years. >> greg: i understand what she's saying. she waging a psychological battle. she's talking about the psyche of the nation. people can understand that. what did you make of the family feud last night between the

moderates and the not moderates? >> first, i listened to your monologue with such interest. then i heard about miss cleo. isn't she -- was she a black woman on tv? >> greg: a psychic. 1-800 number. >> that was it. you have to dial 1-800. so now you get maryann. i don't know if she gets the white house. she got lots of attention. i read she was the most searched person on the stage in terms of googling and the like. so people are like who is she? what is this about? i think some of you know who she is. i don't know who she is. politically she's a nobody. it's a little stunner. i get the whole trump analogy. but at some point, would she fall off the stage for the next round? apparently not. >> dana: she has a following. >> greg: anybody -- you thought of the group that wasn't strongest?

>> juan: clearly elizabeth warren came strongest and left strongest. i don't think anybody did any damage to her. to me, the whole notion that it's a family feud. that's healthy. we should be seeing a debate that helps determine who the candidate is. look back to 2016. republicans were more divided. you think about the wall. there was one guy up there that said yeah, the wall is a great idea. trade, foreign trade. war in iraq. donald trump didn't tell the truth but he said that he had opposed the war in iraq. >> greg: he kind of did. directionally told the truth. >> juan: i thought it was a substantive debate about medicare for all, the environment with delaney playing the foil to sanders and warren making some real good points and forcing them to defend their points. when he spoke about the costs -- >> greg: we're going do do that in the b block. >> jesse: you called it a

squabble, a feud. i call it a reinconvenieventior. bernie and warren are lighting themselves on fire right now. it's like the realists, this will get us killed in a landslide. they don't care. the audience claps every time some socialist says something crazy. >> juan: it's popular. >> jesse: socialism is popular. >> juan: i don't know about that. >> jesse: so were cults in the 70s. something is popular doesn't mean it's good. right now what is happening, warren, i disagree. i thought she was frenetic. i thought she was annoying. she failed the commander-in-chief test when she took the first nuke strike option off the table. like she's going to sacrifice an american city and let north korea throw a missile over here.

then respond after we lost millions of people. absolutely crazy. she refused to answer the question about whether she would raise taxes on the middle class. bernie is a nothing in washington his whole career. he only knows how to take. he's a rageaholic. nobody had any sense of humor. maryann williamson, she's like homeopathic therapy. everyone is on stage is like advil and aspirin. she's like yoga and cbd oil. but she's tapped into some real energy in the country. i don't think that energy is fully formed yet. she's got into it. >> greg: what about you, emily? your highlights and low lights. >> i agree with part of what you said. it was like a hunger games big fish in a small pond. the progressives won. bernie emerged as the commander and he and elizabeth were the pros, but they failed at the commander level. i agree. to me, it was clear the

progressives won. at what cost to the party, at what cost to the reality of the moderate section, which is was eclipsed. the ah-hah moments and the zingers got all the applause and excitement. in reality, voters were like, i would like more info from that moderate over there and i would like more air time from that moderate over there. so to me, it was an analogy of cnn taking away the choice from the voter at home. >> dana: you couldn't get full answers because the rules that they had set out had the moderators were forced to cut off everybody just as they were about to make a point, cut them off. >> greg: yeah. i thought 2/3s of the moderators did a good job. i thought that they must have been cringing with lemon editorializing, was a bit odd. it's like having me up there. [laughter] >> juan: trump went after lemon. he was in self-defense mode.

two outstanding moments for the democrats. elizabeth warren said to the moderates that they're more conservative. why are you running for president to tell us what we can't do? the other one is mayor pete saying, oh, you know what? the public is going to call you socialist if you're liberal or conservativ conservative. >> dana: the party is moved so far left, you're a conservative democrat. >> and the most important thing was trump. still trump. >> greg: another segment. the gloves come off. socialists battling the moderates for medicare for all. >> i wrote the damn bill! >> greg: more of the heated debate moments next. ♪

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healthcare is a human right, not a privilege. i believe that. i will fight for that. >> we don't have to be the party of subtraction and telling people that their private health insurance is illegal. why do we have to be the party of taking away people on. >> they're running on telling half the country that your health insurance is illegal. >> we're not about trying to take away healthcare from anyone. that's what the republicans are trying to do. we should stop using republican talking points in order to talk with each other about how to best provide that healthcare. >> dana: republican arguments are not just talking points, jesse. that got heated. >> jesse: sometimes they're just points. how you going to pay for it? are you going to raise taxes and how is it going to work? if obamacare was so great, why is everybody talking about repealing and replacing it on a

democratic debate? i couldn't understand half of their plans. they don't make sense. tim ryan made the best point. the unions have negotiating these amazing healthcare plan. why would you rip them away and not only that, give them to illegal immigrants? it makes no sense politically and as a policy and warren totally out of touch. i don't know about you guys, but i like my healthcare. i go to the doctor. i check in, i give a $5 copay. he says i'm fine. i leave. i do no paperwork. it's great. 180 million americans feel that way. only 27 million americans don't have health insurance. let's focus on them instead of tearing the whole system down. bernie, he thinks making a profit is evil. i don't know what he's talking about. so many great things have been done through aetna, blue cross/blue shield. i don't think these are evil companies. they're good companies that need to bring costs down. there's ways to do that without

destroying a great system. trump can exploit this divide within the democratic party and it's a gift. the republicans -- i'm not sure what their healthcare plan is, but the democrats are making it so easy to exploit by offering up this socialist utopia that makes no sense and does remove healthcare from a lot of people. >> dana: felt like, emily, that delaney and others are saying we know from the research in the field, they're talking to people. you say medicare for all, popular. as soon as you say here's what could happen under it. that's like bernie sanders is impervious to the consequences of the bill -- the damn bill that he wrote, right? he said i wrote the bill. you can't say it's for free. >> emily: that's why the momentum stops at the tag line. it stops add medicare for all. once you get to the iceberg below it, the $3.2 trillion, it's not worth it. it takes away choice from people. ignores the fact that everything has a cost and somewhere it's

absorbed. so if it's not you absorbing it, it's a business absorbing it. it's the overarching approach that they're taking. bernie's camp made the sticker "i wrote the damn bill" and he thought it was amazing. the gop should say 32 trillion as rebuttal. >> dana: healthcare, juan, one of the top issues, most of the cost of hospital care, unexpected expenses that they are worried would bankrupt them. you think the democrats have a plan better than the republicans? >> juan: yeah, an action is not acceptable. the republicans have no plan. remember, you had two years with republicans in control of the house and the senate and the white house. they did nothing. jesse is talking about oh, people don't like obamacare. the polls show people now like obamacare and guess what? democrats are trying to build on obamacare.

it's only biden who says he would just stick with obamacare and repair its flaws. >> jesse: but many like their own company health insurance. why do they want to take it away? >> juan: they don't want to -- medicare for all would say that you get fewer deductions -- >> jesse: so you're okay with your fox news sponsored health insurance policy to be given to the fed? >> juan: i'm not giving -- >> jesse: they manage the whole plan, juan. it's a government-run plan. >> juan: i'm saying i would get more coverage. my taxes would go up. that's what point are pointing to. here's what i'm thinking. taxes might go up and it's a big government plan. do you trust big government to deliver for the individual? both case what's you hear from sanders and warren is, yeah, your taxes might go up but you'd pay less for coverage and -- all of those people that have less than adequate coverage would be

covered. >> dana: looking at the u.k., it's never enough. >> greg: when the democrats say taxes might go up, that means taxes are going up. i figure like let's do this to what the left really likes. like education, the campus. we know medicare for all will result in doctors being paid less. hospitals being paid less. procedures being paid less. long waiting lines for specialists and more pressure on a system especially primary care. so let's apply this. let's do education for all. not cancelling the debt. that only hurts the banks. free education for all. that would apply to professors, the left. they would have longer hours, they would have lower pay, more red tape and there would be no funding for all of their precious research because there wouldn't be any money. so if you applied medicare for all into an area where you can't demonize the person like a doctor, but oh, the poor

professors, they would run screaming. they would have their pitchforks if they knew where they could buy them. >> juan: that is call public school. public schools work. >> greg: i'm talking about universities. >> dana: i love that. we should come back another day. right now democrats clash over climate change and a green new deal, of course. the fiery show down but we heard it before when we return. ♪ ♪

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this planet at risk. >> we don't have more than ten years to get this right. >> by 2030, we'll have passed the point of no return. >> there's no choice. we have to go super aggressive. >> the green new deal makes sure everybody is guaranteed a government job if they want. that is a disaster. you might as well fed ex the election to donald trump. >> first of all, i thought it was 12 years the time limit that we had to survive. what happened? >> dana: in 1997 when i first worked on the hill, there was a hearing about this. it was 30 years. so 12. so i think by tonight's debate, it will be five weeks. have to keep ratcheting it up and up. >> jesse: al gore said in 2014 the earth was going to be decimated. now it's 2019. >> dana: here we are. i think that they don't do themselves a good service of -- it's hard to do it in a sound bite.

say the world is ending. we've seen all of these huge fires in the arctic. the tundra is melting and the things are happening. they could say it's happening right now. the question is what do you do about it? how do you act on it? and hickenlooper is saying you have to be realistic and how much it will cost, et cetera. i feel like the democrats when they talk about climate change, it's literally the same discussion every time. >> jesse: one of those things, greg, is guaranteed income. if you don't have a job, your guaranteed wages, healthcare, housing. everything is free. >> greg: they have the end but they don't have the means. the problem is it's really easy to propose these giant fantasies that it is to expose the brutal folly behind it. everybody tunes out. that's why you have to have an adult in the room that says hold on. let's explain how we get there. we're not going to be taxing the rich. we're going to tax everybody $70,000. that's when the american people

will be laughing at the green new deal, laughing at the original lyric in our country music song. people don't like boring stuff. boring stuff works. marriage, budget, process, laws. all boring. but apocalyptic predictions people eat up and it's sad. >> you think it was stupid for the democrats to be in detroit, the automobile capitol of the world, oil, gasoline is the life blood of detroit, to go in and say we have to get rid of oil, the things that runs the cars that you guys build. >> juan: no. to me, you can talk about innovation. that's what people should be talking about. i don't think there's any dispute something is going on. when you get 90 degrees in alaska july 4, people are like whoa! the wild fires and the salmon dying because of the hot streams in alaska. something real have taking place. >> greg: it's called nature. >> juan: only the fringe think

tanks are the deniers here. it's crazy. >> greg: deniers. >> juan: trump and the republicans are stuck. trump made so many promises to the coal people, the oil people, the gas people. so he can't deal with this effectively. somebody -- most americans know that they want some real options. so you look at innovation, cap and trade is viewed as that is hard on big business. we have to do something. what the democrats are saying, we have a problem and we think this is politically saleable. >> greg: let's go nuclear. >> jesse: you think climate change will make or break the general election? >> emily: no, but it will play a big part. it was the second most tweeted about in this debate. the candidates response to the green new deal. >> greg: who is tweeting? >> emily: tweeters. >> greg: it's a small segment of society. it's people like me that are tweeting. i'm crazy.

>> emily: the crazy part. i think the larger point i'm trying to make is a large portion of the population wants an answer. reasonable people want an answer. i think governor bulloch was correct when he said a lot of voters have spent their lives powering this country. you, democrats, we democrats, have been alienating those voters because we're making it sounds like they're part of the problem. secondly for a reasonable constituent like me, i would love to hear why grandfather time and everyone else up there that has been on the hill for decades what are their answers to the commercial fishing industry that counts for 50% of pollution rather than single use plastics. so rather than standing up, i have this plan now, what has been going on for the decades for -- >> greg: it's not just been three years since trump. come on, people. >> jesse: i would have taken a sip out of a nice paper straw. that's how you do it, people. >> dana: is that what you sound like? >> juan: i'm with you.

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♪ >> juan: round two tonight. ten more democratic candidates set off in detroit. but all the eyes are on the rematch of joe biden and kamala harris. they had a testy exchange almost a month ago. biden now warning that he won't be polite this time. that's one of the major story lines we're following. let's go around the table and see what each of us is expecting tonight. jesse? >> jesse: my prediction is gillibrand would be very rude

and interrupt everything and try to attack biden. she will have her time docked because of her rude interrupt n interruptio interruptions. but my predictions hold from yesterday. biden is caught now because he's been called sleepy joe and he has to remain calm under attacks. he won't be. he will overcompensate and spaz out. also, biden has to be disciplined and perfect. it wasn't are reason that he's so liked is because he's imperfect and undisciplined. that's a catch 22 there. ultimately, you just saw, we had opposition research dropped. a report from fox news that kamala harris accepted $5,000 in donations from donald trump in 2011 at the height of trump's birther innuendo. we'll see if that goes up. >> juan: didn't he give to hillary? >> jesse: maybe that was before he was a politician. >> juan: biden is signalling that he will be tough this time.

you heard what jesse said. what are you expect something. >> emily: with biden, it's my understanding that he's prepping differently. prepping with a smaller group of advisers that asks him what he thinks rather than overjamming and jamming his head with too much for him. we're going to see a really strong kamala. this is where she's defending her championship and where she needs to be strong and where i assume we'll see her be strong is defending her healthcare plan and being specific about it, defending her criminal justice record which as a californian i would have ton of questions about her flip-flopping and i hope the moderator goes deep enough and seeing if she has a that presidential command of everything. on biden, we hopefully will see him -- his reaction to how is he going to bridge this civil war. how is he going to unify the party. he -- how will he be the

complete package. >> juan: dana? >> dana: similar. biden will be very prepared for attacks from kamala harris and cory booker. they'll be on either side of him. so remember, when he gave the interview, he said he wasn't prepared for the attacks. he will be prepared, but he will not be prepared necessarily for some obscure attack from his 36-year voting record from senator kirsten gillibrand. if she doesn't make a wave, she won't be on the september debate. >> juan: that's what i was going to ask you about. at this point, they say you have to have higher poll numbers and more donors in september. >> dana: they have about 20 right now on the debate stage, a few more like tom styre. we're not whittling down the field. the voters are. they'll only have ten candidates by september. >> juan: can you whittle, greg?

>> greg: i love a good whittle. >> dana: why so whittle? >> juan: go, greg, go. >> greg: i think beto might surprise us tonight. >> jesse: it's bet toe's night. >> emily: he was on last night. >> greg: thank you. booker will come out slugging and probably make a fool out of himself. biden will be prepping with a long nap and perhaps talcum powder to dry the certain stressful areas so he won't get cranky. and tulsi will rise to the occasion. i put my money on her as a sleeper. >> jesse: no, she won't. >> juan: my prediction is, the big night is not about biden but between booker and harris. booker and harris go after each other, they have a real incentive to say hey, i'm not the one that is trying to take down joe biden. guess, guess what, black voters

you should be looking at me. >> dana: don't forget the yang gang. >> greg: watch your language. >> dana: what did i say? >> juan: anyway, i thought -- not greg again. [laughter] okay. yeah. yang was a disappointment last time. >> dana: they cut his mic. >> juan: okay. i don't know. i do think that joe biden has sent the signal to everybody else that he's been doing opposition research. you think it was fusion gps? he's going to say if you bring up race and start to attack me, i'll mention about mr. booker, how you handled race and the police in newark and kamala harris, i'd remember that you were a prosecutor. so i think they are going to have to go at each other maybe before they go with biden. the wild brawl at the ballpark. everybody is talking about this 1. it was a real fight. not just a baseball standoff.

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♪ >> emily: welcome back. time for the fastest seven. check out this wild brawl when cincinnati reds pitcher amir garrett tries to fight the tire pittsburgh team. >> now garrett is on his way. here we go. this is not a good seen at all. you can feel it brewing and brewing. >> emily: okay. i think my favorite part besides the cops being there, amir did not land one punch. juan, you are the largest baseball fan among us. what are your thoughts about that? good for the audience?

>> juan: that's a terrible messa message. kids watch this. to get in a fight where you can be injured and put your professional paycheck at risk, it's stupid. the most incredible part to me, emily, i had never seen a fight start with a guy not on the mound, like he hit somebody. he went to the other dugout. he's going into the enemy -- talk about being in the wrong neighborhood. he's crazy. i had no idea. >> jesse: when i first saw this, i thought of you. you come into "the five" every day and out numbered and swinging at everybody. you don't care. >> juan: i got you to back me up. >> jesse: i got you. >> juan: thank you, brother. >> jesse: fighting in sports is necessary every once in a while. hockey, baseball is good. >> juan: this was dangerous. >> jesse: they're highly paid professional athletes. if they want to pop off, let them pop off. >> dana: we haven't seen a pitch they are tough since nolan ryan

took on robin ventura in 1994. >> greg: who e-mailed you this? [laughter] >> dana: my secret source, brian parker. but -- >> greg: there you go. >> dana: the thing he pointed out, the coach gave him permission. go for it. >> he might have landed that left. >> emily: it is part of the mlb culture. >> greg: is it really? >> emily: yes. >> greg: you make me sick. you love violence, don't you, emily? you cheer it on. you're a sick person. >> emily: okay. up next, it's tough to be a millennia. 30% don't they because it's too expensive and 21% say they don't want a relationship until they reach a certain income level. greg, start with you. >> greg: why? >> emily: because i went that way. >> dana: she's trying to be fair and balanced. >> greg: being broke never stopped me from dating.

i made myself so presentable that women didn't mind skipping drinks and a mo young, you look great. you don't need money. >> dana: we have taco bell. >> greg: or when i lived in d.c., you found out where free stuff was. book party. >> juan: socialists. >> dana: enterprising. >> greg: hotels in d.c. have all you can eat buffets. walk in and eat and leave. >> dana: i'm against this. i feel like in your 20s is when you should invest if yourself. i read a book called "the defining decade." the author said -- it's a good book. it says that all of these things you want do do in your life. people say i'll do that between 31 and 35. doesn't work out that way. >> greg: you were satanist when you young.

>> dana: what? >> jesse: i don't know how they think it's expensive. they make the women pay for half of the meal. jut put it on the credit card. that's what america does. >> greg: dine and dash. >> juan: i don't know what to say. >> jesse: you're stealing free stuff. >> greg: dine and dash. >> juan: i'll say this. the next generation have not as well off as the past generation. the second thing is, i was on the board of my college. they would talk about how there was no dating going on. people would go out in groups. >> greg: right. >> juan: and then there would be hookups for sex. >> dana: juan! >> juan: that's -- yeah. so to me, this is like, you know, this is not long-term thinking. >> jesse: was there heavy petting? >> dana: oh, jesse! >> juan: it's developing relationships. it's a good thing. >> emily: and the royals are going green.

prince harry and megan say they want two children and will stop there because of climate change. he was one of 115 people that took private jets to switzerland. but that's for security. >> dana: that's what they say. they'll never give up their private jets. >> emily: so do we take these decisions as hypocritical or you're doing you're part -- >> dana: they're trying to one up william and kate. everybody should like us more. people like william and kate more than harry and meghan. >> jesse: a royal virtual signal? >> greg: did you hear my idea this is for people like this? children offsets. so every time you have a child, you throw another child into a volcano. an idea i had just now. >> dana: work on that. >> jesse: compost the kids. why surprise the world of a little baby al gore or elon musk? maybe your child can discover a

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♪ >> all right, "one more thing," i'll go first. two things that we should look at. first one is one smart person in greg gutfeld on fox nation. i had to get done might just rest brett easton ellis. he brought american psycho. and he's also on my one podcast. go to foxnews.com -- something like that. whatever. >> just google it. >> google it. foxnewspodcast.com. also i just tweeted it. a great interview. written a lot of great books. a new book out called "white" and you should read it. was up next? >> a little bit psycho. a little bit psycho.

i know that song. i'm hip and happening. it might be a sign that the end is nigh. swarms of grasshoppers. you can see them even from space. it's happening in las vegas. this is what's happening. las vegas is having so much of this because of recent wet weather. but one pizza place has come up with an idea. they announced a pie of the canyon hopper and it features lime and garlic roasted grasshoppers and they're putting this to good use. jesse, if i think you were there you would do it. you are a daredevil and i think you have a lot of fun. >> you know what they say, what hops in vegas... >> that's what they say. and i will be on tucker talking about my debate analysis since nobody would let me talk about it here. >> what! i went to your first! >> vacation day. >> the fastest seven, you just heard us talk about how millennials aren't dating. well, folks, it could come to this. take a look at what happened on british television. a marriage between a woman and a

dog. >> ridiculous. >> the headline for this wedding was "for better or for woof." if they were pronounced woman and dog at the very end. 49 with elizabeth and the groom is her golden retriever. >> am totally against this. >> hopes that she would give up all men after she had four engagements, 200 dates. she said she also tried all the websites. look, folks. i'm for popular, you know that, but i'm just too old-fashioned. i think somebody needs therapy here. >> all men are dogs, so she marries one. >> that's ridiculous. >> if i were kidding. >> you knew what i was going to do. >> this woman in australia goes on a roller coaster and watch what hits are in the face. check it out. >> that's a bird! >> she gets smacked in the face by a bird during roller coaster. >> that happened to fazio. bickel broke his nose. >> really? this bird -- i this -- >> ibs?

she married the bird afterwards. >> that's right. >> in a civil ceremony. [laughter] >> wow. emily, are you ready? >> yes, i'm ready, it's my turn. it is national avocado day. i'm not a millennial, but i love some avocado toast. we have guacamole that we imported here from down the street. >> imported. >> avocado price is pretty high that terror. >> some fun facts for you guys about avocados, including that it's higher in potassium than bananas. i have a really great guacamole recipe and the trick, you guys, is fresh lemon, tap a deal soy sauce. >> what is avocado, by the way? >> it's a fruit. >> isn't it a very? speak? speak of no, it's different. >> soy sauce for the sodium or the salt? >> avocado, lemon, soy sauce.

>> it's amazing. >> i think your case a recipe sounds a lot better. >> set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." love that. it's been 27 up next. hello, brett. >> bret: hello, greg. avocado is a fruit. thanks. markets take a nosedive after the federal reserve cuts its prime interest rate. the deep divide among liberal and moderate presidential candidates is on full display during the second round of debates, and president trump wants you to be able to get low-cost prescription drugs from canada. if we will talk live with the health and human services secretary, this is "special report." ♪ good evening, i'm bret baier. it where coming live tonight from los angeles. the federal reserve has cut its prime interest rate for the first time since december of 2008, but wall street was not impressed today. president trump is not